‘Bachelor Mansion Takeover’: Who Won Season 1 of the HGTV Series?

Jesse Palmer, Tayshia Adams, and Tyler Cameron, 'Bachelor Mansion Takeover' Season 1 promo, HGTV, premieres March 2, 2026.
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The debut season HGTV’s Bachelor Mansion Takeover was just as dramatic as the other shows in The Bachelor franchise.

Hosted by Jesse Palmer, the HGTV competition series followed 12 former contestants from The Bachelor, The Bachelorette, The Golden Bachelor, and The Golden Bachelorette as they gave the franchise’s iconic setting a much-needed makeover.

“In each episode, the competitors will take bold design risks, form alliances and face shocking eliminations all while being evaluated on their creativity and craftsmanship by the series’ judges Tayshia Adams and Tyler Cameron who will be joined by a surprise guest judge from Bachelor Nation or the HGTV family,” the show’s official description reads. “In the end, only one Bachelor alum will win bragging rights and a $100,000 cash prize.”

Dean Bell, Sam McKinney, Noah Erb, and Tammy Ly earned their spot in the season finale, which aired on Monday, April 6. Before the episode’s main renovation, two contestants were eliminated following a final impression challenge and a one-day room transformation.

Only two competitors made their way through to the kitchen renovation. Taking every design into consideration, the judges crowned one person as the winner of Bachelor Mansion Takeover‘s inaugural season.

Scroll down to see who won Season 1 of HGTV’s Bachelor Mansion Takeover.

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Contestant Noah Erb, as seen on Bachelor Mansion Takeover, Season 1
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Noah Erb: WINNER

Noah made it through to the season finale’s last renovation challenge. His design choices in the kitchen and throughout the rest of the mansion made a memorable impression on the judges. He ultimately beat Tammy to become the show’s first-ever winner.

Contestant Jeremy Simon, as seen on Bachelor Mansion Takeover, Season 1
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Jeremy Simon: ELIMINATED

Jeremy was one of two contestants voted off by their teammates halfway through the series premiere.

Sandra Mason on Season 1 of HGTV's 'Bachelor Mansion Takeover,' March 2026
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Sandra Mason: ELIMINATED

Sandra was voted off by her fellow female teammates during the series premiere.

Contestant Jill Chin as seen on Bachelor Mansion Takeover, Season 1
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Jill Chin: ELIMINATED

Jill was one of the two contestants Sam sent home at the end of Episode 3.

Contestant Brendan Morais as seen on Bachelor Mansion Takeover, Season 1
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Brendan Morais: ELIMINATED

Brendan began Episode 3 by sending someone home, and ended the episode being sent home by Sam.

Contestant Joan Vassos as seen on Bachelor Mansion Takeover, Season 1
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Joan Vassos: ELIMINATED

Joan’s successful run on the show came to an end after her team lost Episode 4’s mixer room challenge.

Contestant Allyshia Gupta, as seen on Bachelor Mansion Takeover, Season 1
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Allyshia Gupta: ELIMINATED

Allyshia’s winning streak ended after she and the girls’ team lost Episode 4’s mixer room challenge.

Contestant Chris Stallworth, as seen on Bachelor Mansion Takeover, Season 1
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Christopher Stallworth: ELIMINATED

Christopher was one of three contestants who returned to the mansion in Episode 5 after initially being sent home at the top of Episode 2. However, he and Courtney lost to Tammy during Episode 5’s outdoor bar design challenge.

Courtney Robertson Preciado on Season 1 of HGTV's 'Bachelor Mansion Takeover,' March 2026
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Courtney Robertson Preciado: ELIMINATED

After her team lost Episode 4’s design challenge, Tayshia and Tyler saved Courtney from elimination by inviting her to compete against Tammy and Christopher for a finale spot. Her fate was revealed during Episode 5, as she and Christopher were sent home after Tammy won the outdoor bar design challenge.

Contestant Dean Bell as seen on Bachelor Mansion Takeover, Season 1
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Dean Bell: ELIMINATED

Despite scoring a place in the season finale, Dean did not make it past the episode’s final impression challenge.

Contestant Sam McKinney, as seen on Bachelor Mansion Takeover, Season 1
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Sam McKinney: ELIMINATED

After making it through to the season finale’s final impression challenge, Sam was tasked with updating one of the previously renovated bunk rooms. The judges were impressed by his design tweaks, but his work ultimately fell short.

Contestant Tammy Ly, as seen on Bachelor Mansion Takeover, Season 1
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Tammy Ly: RUNNER-UP

Tammy and Noah were the last two standing after the season finale’s first two challenges. The duo worked separately and together to renovate the mansion’s kitchen. While the judges enjoyed her overall work, Noah was ultimately crowned as the show’s winner.